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Sometimes I have stop what Iâm doing and stare at my attractive cat
this cat is so cute
transmogrifiied:
The hybrid watched with interest, flinching a few times at the punches thrown. Precursors, these guys stink, he thought with a sneer. Daxterâs ears twitched as the other spoke.
âThe redhead? Seriously?â he said in slight disbelief.
âWell, while youâre rootinâ fer   mister sprawled-cross-thaâ-floor  over there, my moneyâs on blondie.â He gestured to the larger boy, who was weakly throwing punches. âAt least heâs facinâ the right way.â
Green hues eyed the orange creature sceptically, a chuckle following. âHeh, the blonde has more teeth than sense though.â -And thatâs saying something considering the lad has maybe four teeth left, tops. How many had that kid started with in the first place?
âAh, here we are...â By now most of the contenders were too tired (Read: too drunk) to actually be a threat, which was the cats que to move; swiftly darting between clumsy feet in a dash towards the kitchen. Whether the oversized weasel followed or not was of no concern, Mogget was more interested in a meal.
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âOf course Iâve noticed.â
Kyubey responded solemnly, slowing in his steps as he continued to circle. He finally came to a stop, however, once he was in front of the creature that deceptively appeared to be a cat.
âHumans are the reason that Iâm here. They are capable of something unlike any other race in the universe.â
But he wasnât about to show his whole handâhe still didnât even know what this thing was. No, but heâd share just enough information to make it seem like he was sharing plenty. Tail swishing, the Incubator took a seat on the ground and continued to peer at the being curiously.
âWhat are you, exactly?â
  Mogget mused to himself silently, pondering what exactly this pink-eyed creature was referring to. Man wasnât really capable of much in the physical sense; at least not something another animal couldnât do. Spiritual nonsense, mayhaps.
âA creature of Free Magic. I am many things.â He whirred back, head tilting slightly. Alas, getting a straight answer from the demon wasnât an easy feat. Especially not when he wanted to ask the other that exact same question. Looking closely: They seemed feline enough, but this is definitely no cat. It felt dangerous somehow? Heh.
âBut, what are you?â
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  The cat said nowt for the most part, sitting silently beside the odd marmalade coloured rodent. First class seats to watch the ensuing bar brawl, actually; out of harms way but still with a view. None of the folk seemed to really have any experience in a fight, but when is a failed backflip not funny?
âMy bets are on the boy with red hair.â ...Who was currently out cold on the pavement. âHeâs doing pretty well.â
âIâm sayinâ ye should watch yer tongue, lilâ bite-â the shark snapped, as he could feel his temper rising. With a swift brush of his tail, he sent a surging wave smacking towards the feline.Â
  Mogget couldnât dart up fast enough, the prior resting position hindering a quick retreat from the water. The cat barely managed not to be pulled with the withdrawing tide, claws gripping rock by reflex. Drenched.
âYou-â he began, stopping to try and shake some of the damned brine from his paws. A disgruntled sneeze delayed the felines retort some more. The passing boats meant he coudnât resume his true form. âYou are merely fortunate there are humans nearby. Itâll take a week to wash out this stench.â
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âStop playinâ games. What the hell is this?â
âA hat.â the cat murred.
   One dainty paw was on said headwear; a silent threat of just letting the wind blow it away. Mogget didnât care what happened to the thing either way. It was no loss of his. Watching the stranger try and catch it again would be amusing.
âIâd have thought that obvious.â
Sabriel and Mogget from Garth Nixâs Abhorsen series. Tho I think in this sketch sheâs more the age she is later in the series. I started reading Clariel the other night so I got all nostalgic-y!
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âYou are no ordinary cat.â
He doesnât start with a greeting. Thereâs no reason to. This isnât a human, it shouldnât be expecting oneâand even if it is, it hardly matters. Itâs not as though Kyubey feels that he must remain on good terms here.
Circling the white cat slowly, the Incubator surveys them quietly for a few moments. Admittedly, heâs interested. Heâs not run into anything beyond barely-sentient animals on Earthâaside from humans, of course, but even they were a lower form of sentient.
âInteresting. I wasnât aware there were creatures like you on this planet.â
The feline refrained from replying for now; opting to vanquish the itch on his ear instead. Though it was clear Mogget was listening to the other, ears swiveling even mid-scratch.
âNor are you.â
  Now unoccupied, green hues studied the new creature as it traversed around. This wasnât a true cat, either. Even more so than Mogget, as far as appearances go. Normally heâd ignore such, but this being smelt neither of Free magic or Charter magic. Not of anything the spirit could recognise, actually. âPlanetâ? Guess that answered his unspoken question.
âInterstellar travel? Why youâd come to this place is perplexing. Itâs a mess here, youâve likely noticed.â
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âThat can change in a matter âf seconds,â the shark retorted, creeping closer to the edge near the feline. âSardine? Might as well call ye a âmouseâ. Besides, yeâre small ânough for a morsel to me. Iâm much too big to be a lunch for you.â
   A low chuckle rumbled from the cats throat. Though, he had to give this fish some credit, most of them canât keep conversation, let alone an amusing one. Mogget made no attempt to shirk away, despite the ebbing waves threatening to dampen his fur.
âSo what youâre saying is that I should be calling you âbuffetâ? Seems a bit impudent, but if you insist.â
Doodle for Abhorsen Challenge Week #2, Day 2, Decision
From the Paperwing crash scene at Holehallow. I always associate Mogget with decision but have already drawn his end of series speech so this felt like a fun thing to play with in the dark and smoke effect.
Prompts post here:Â http://thedisreputableblogger.tumblr.com/post/103306497263/hello-fandom-here-are-the-prompts-for-the-second
âIâd like ye see ye just try to make a lunch outta me, lilâ bite,â Bruce chuckled skeptically. âYe donât look anymore than a mouthful for me. Shouldnât take too much for me to take ye down, so Iâd watch yer tongue. Besides, donât felines hate the water? Iâd say yeâre certainly outta yer elementâŚâ
âTrue, but the water Iâm not quite in.â Thankfully. Though, this little outcrop of land (dirt, rather) was looking less appealing by the second. Mogget took a mental note: Tease sharks less, they find little humor in it. âIsnât it only fair that I call you âlunchâ? âMorselâ isnât much better, after all. Mayhaps youâd prefer âsardineâ.â
A small groan of disdain came from the witch as she felt the small talking creature prance about beside her legs. What an annoying little thing. Pale yellow eyes looked downward before shoving the cat away with her boot.
   Her glance was more than sufficient, and the feline seemed to smirk despite being thwarted. Perseverence is the name of the game. Mogget wasnât one to crave affection, and he didnât; but getting attention from somebody that so denies to give it? A victory of sorts.
   Changing tactics, he opted to jump up on Vendras shoulder, slouched around her neck like a living scarf. If nothing else, the cat could just nap here.
Pointed ears perked up as she heard the voice. Looking down, the space witch noticed the talking cat. Her expression was unreadable as she simply stared at the creature before her. Cats did not talk.
So she promptly ignored the creature and went back to her scanner.
Hmph. Irritating. At least this female didnât emit some godawful screech. But the point still remained... And one good turn deserves another. Small pristine paws padded over to her feet; getting in the way, as cats do. âAre you hard of hearing?â
Sabriel and Mogget unleashed by Amanda Bills